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''ECLIPSE'7
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Now is the time TO secure bargains III
ladies ard children, hats at y. :. Sachs
Clearance sale.
Come UO-moTrow and BRING your friends
TO see the mammoth bargains in ladies
hats, from SOC up, at Chas. J. Fishel's lead
ing Millinery House.
Remnants in colored embroideries can
be found at y. :. Sachs clearance sale
way below cost. Call early tomorrow
morning.
Genuine bargains in ladies underwear
and corsets at Sachs store. Call at once
The most wonderful values in ladies and
misses trimmed and untrimued hats ever
offered in Honolulu are al Fishel'~ leading
Millinery House.
The D. 30 and - cent hats are selling
like hot cakes al Sach : clearance sale.
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PA%>E%GERS.

From hooIaulos and Waialua, per stInr c K
Bishop July 22-Airs f z Atw ater, Misses "
and NJ I Baldwin. and p deck plsse gers.
From Hamakus. Per stmr ITalaui July e.
Hon Paul Iseuberz. II + Glade F II Swanzy, r
u Ovrrerd aud wife Mrs a Moore, Mrs G z
Dasseu xers
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esseIs Im eors rro.m Eorelsm l,orls

aaw bark Kalakaua, H Henderson, from Val
paIaiso
Boil bk GuiIlermo. sandman. from Port
Tow nd. W 7
Uss Adams, Louis Kempf. from Acapulco,
via Hilo, Hawaii
II Ms ; Conquest Charles Oxley, from
Esquimaut, b
Am bktue Eureka, Meyers, from san Fran
cisco
Brit ok iron Crag, Jones, from san Francisco
NSW
Am bStne y Castle, II W Hubbard fIom san
Francisco
Az. ok James stone. + Barstow. from Boz-
ton.
Am bk Hope. D PennalIow. from Por;
Tow nse nd, " T
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rae rev constitution.

The P. c. ADVERTISER Office has
printed the new Constitution in pam
paIet form Il is inserted in she Homo
ir.u Almanac ami Directory which
also contains the old Constitution, and
vii b.. sold ., tu- old prise fifty cents q
copy
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stur k5laues Hou. Cameron. Tor HaIuakua.
Hawaii at =
send
>CLr Heeia, for huoIut
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Monday, August |, AID. 1887


terest of the said b. Kalflimoku. defendant, in
and TO the following property. unless said judR-
ment interest costs aud my expenses be pre-
viously paid.
List Of property for sale:
X Land at Keanae. Hama. Maui, X. p 3267 /. C.
a, 1857 to Ghiki. area 5000 acres
tLand at Pahoa. Koolau. Maui II. p. 5.2la. I.
Kaliimoku: area. 1917 100 acres.
Land ut Honokohau, kapauku. Maui. II. =.
1915, L. A. 6927. to kapoi; area. 5o.I0o acre
Right title and interest OF Is Kalllimoku f.,
certain piece Of land al Valance and pahou,
Keause, Hama, Maui. described ia lease recorded
Lib, 45. fol 4si, area IO7 acres
y. kaIilmoku with kuliIi 80 OF Kulihi, Oahu
made mortgage to Houuakaha Of Honolulu
dated Nov. ~, 1888 recorded Lib sG, folio GIs-9;
b. BaIilimoku mortgaging the above described
lands and Kalili W. the follcwi ny lands TO wit:
l. Apana !, Il. p ig5, l. G. A., i,23s, to Hoe
nui, Kaiihi, Oahu, area iIIcbains.
2. Apoua 3, r.. p. l.4o5, /. G. \. 1913 10 Hoe.
nui, Kalihi. Oahu ores, - 100 acre.
Terms cash Deeds At expense of purchasers.
JoHS IorA KAuLvRou.
Marshal.
Honolulu. June ~ 1881.
rue above sale ~ postponed until August Isl
A. o. o'clock noon, hy order Of the Marshal
T5laugI
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PORT OF HUNOLULU. IL. l.
ARRAN AS.

FRIDAY, July 20.
Steamer A CuInnli rs. Nielsen. from Wanna.
nalo oahu
Stmr Iwalani, Cameron. from HamakUa
~imr g Bishop, CLANCY. from Koolau
Stmr Naimaualu. from Nsiauae
IVA. from IsNa
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g33:E-kISEl RES.

FRIDAY, July %
Stmr Ivy Holmes. Dudoit, for Eoolau, Oahu
Am bEtue Ella, Rust to- san francisco
Schr Rainbow. for hOOIau. Othu
Schr Ron Roy, tor h0Olau, Oahu
Schr Sarah and Eliza, for KOolau, Oahu
chr Kauiilua tor Kauai
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IOLANI COLLEGE.
Examinations ant Closing Exe=ei,es.

The examinations al Iolani College
have been going on for the past twc
weeks. In the upper classes they have
been Tor the most part written, and the
papers done by the pupils show that
they have paid careful and close atten-
ton 10 a method OF instruction which is
bound 10 bring forth good results. The
Rev. Vincent II. Kitcat, 5. A. c., the
head master, is a most conscientious
and painstaking teacher. Though he
/ has had charge Of the school less than q
wear, he has done excellent work in
| that time The interest manifested by
the pupils and the proficiency displayed
/ in their studies affords the best evidence
Of the efficiency OF the instruction i'm
! parted. The Rev II. H. GOwen has
! given instruction in three branches
Scripture, drawing and geometry. In
the latter study the pupils showed
marked proficiency The primary. de-
partment in the hands OF Mr.. T. Morris,
has done good work
THE CLOSING EXERCISES
Were held yesterday afternoon, and were
of a pleasing and entertaining character.
They were held in the new school-room.
1t is a very large and airy building, and
is fitted up in comfortable and con
venient manner. 4 platform had been
erected at one end, and was decorated
with flags The room was made attract
- ~
and the bright and interested faces of
the pupils enhanced the ch erfulncss OF
the scene On the walls of the room
were hung number OF freehand draw
ings and maps which had been executed
by the pupils. \ map OF the Hawaiian
group, by A. +. Mitchell, was an excel
lent piece OF work.
The attendance of parents and friends
was quite large. Among those present
were noticed: Hon. Charles X. Bishop,
President of the Board OF Education
Bishop OF Honolulu and Mrs. Willis;
Monsieur Laurent Cochelet, French
Commissioner; Mrs. Captain Mist,
Misses Won Holt, Swanzy, Edith Mist,
Stella Keomailani, Martin and Grace
Kahoalii; Sister Albertina, Revs. Alex.
Macintosh, George Wallace, NJ. Il. L.
Onslow, Chaplain II. B. NJ. ;. Conquest,
ami H. H. Gowen; Mrs. lNahaolelua,
Mr. James Gay, etc.
Ar o'clock the exercises commenced
with the singing Of a Jubilee hymn, and
Tor over an hour the scholars presented d !
VERY INTERESTING PROGRAMME
OF songs and recitations. The songs /
were pleasingly rendered, the aecompani- |
ments being played on the piano by Mr.
c. H. White The recirations were |
given with distinctness and in a natural /
manner Especial mention must be
made OF the one by Master Albert Har- /
ris. The litsle fellow recited The Ant !
and the Cricket in capital style, and /
was most deservedly applauded- The |
last number On the programme was /
scene from "A Midsummer Nights /
Dream" given in costume. 1t caused (
much merriment among the audience, (
and great pains had evidently been !
taken in getting it up. c. Swinton was |
dressed up as q lion and "roared" to the |
satisfaction Of all Lack OF space pre-
vents rs going into details, but suffice it /
to say that the pupils who took part in /
this scene acquitted themselves with
much credit.
LIsTRIECTIOS OF PRIZES.
Before distributing the prizes the
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
At the Hawaiian Treasury fer the
Querter Ending june 30, 1857.

Following is the statement OF receipts
and expenditures OF the Hawaiian
Treasury for the quarter ending June 30,
1887:
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

by virtue of q writ Of execution issued out OF
the Supreme Court o the 18th day Of June. A.
ID. 1887 against b. Kaltlimoku defendant in favor
of A. ], Cartwright trustee of the estate of r. W.
Holt deceased, plaintiff. for the Of S3Ds o5,
have levied upon and shall expose for sale at
the front entrance of Kalakaua Hale, in Homo
lulu, island Of Oahu, at II o'clock M on
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The p, 80 and - cent hats are selling
like hot cakes al Sach : clearance sale.
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Genuine bargains in ladies underwear
and corsets at Sach's store. Call at once
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tte above sale ~ postponed uuiil August Isl.
AZ o. o'clock noon, by order OF the Marshal
T5IauuI
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
Want AID VEETISEMENTS.


ttAhlkD-s Statesmen TO HANDLE A LINE
w OF novelties ia house furnishing goods in this
cly. MILWAUKEE, ana East Saginaw. also IA towns
IA lmine tate vicinity Keystone Wr.nger Co.
10. - south Divls.oa-st. Grand aapids. 226
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irof Gee ~ HesH.k lf Gssa1 KspidS.
sss s. sals ely Fea.ss4ag 50 o9ssssss-
TIE ae9asr 81 srga se1e.-sest ~ oorls
81 --.as sss11 .sg Le-lse A4nllz yestss.
l4g
Ihs seAooasf Nas'ia.eaz frem Feal-
walef ga.oaas9 cedar posts yesterday Tor
C-e-sia Lee.
Ill A. Woif aAs h.s store e. aaisaei ana
81 etsra t-s slate - allsieal instruments
~ gee eaelse to4-g
s. a. sears. o. tFand hsp.ds. was ID this
Yesterday treaf.ae car graSsrym men via h-s
4sl-zl esseAef saalls
seven azAi er-nss aallzei up beiossJ as-
tee 5 - k4es-rsoay aI4 slo9t 20 lice iof
t1slr 81 @ces All paid tbeif hnes except
one. ano aeeoHlpanisd tLs sheriff 10 JAZZ iOr
-fleeA days.
Chsres Dlun. Of this city. has f0rs arded
articles " a4geszaest ~ tae f0'ies 8R-slts oi
-eF-l Q5k iof wrestling match between
~ = Gibbs, the Kansas Demon, and
Aais2da soFas.chi. tie Jap. ~ taSe place
esfs en OF ap0as August -.
AZ tWsuty-seyen minutes past three
iocz sunday morning. according 10 the
new nre aiAru clock ia 80. ] hose house, q
IRE haa been started b. . person OF persons
unknoNa "a the building occupied By
ashford Wood - "a insurance Office.
Last Fall Jacob lessen had one of his
pate g'ass slad3ws cracSe4 from the ei-
iecis 0i . bullet ant on Sunday morning an
eEDeEl or0ke 0nt one OF tie pieces ana car
f.e1 OF about flu worth OF razors ana
knives. This happened within stones
throw VI pollce headquarters.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Jchn q. BOnnsii Pleads Not Gailty-
Anthony found Guilty.

Jchn q. BOnneii Pleads Not Gaiity-
Anthony found Guilty.
William sparks. Charles Dalrymp pie and
John Z. Thomas each occupied chair in
the prisoners box in Police Cour. yes,er-
day morning. Il Was the frs. time Sparks
had favored the Court With his presence
aud the Judge was lenieut with aim, only
decreeins that he should serve twelve days
Al hard labor in the county iail sor being
drunk.
Dalymple has been a guest al Police
Headquarters aud z caller on Judge Holmes
previous 20 this time and on entering =
plea of guilty TO \ charge Of being intox-
icated. be was admonished to relinquish
lis affection for that locality and was SEN
fenced 70 all time or the stone pile under
Gov" Welsh for fifteen days John Il.
Thomas convinced the COurt that be was
not 20 blame Tor being intoxicated and on
promising faithfully that he would never
even smell liquor, sentence vas suspended
on him and he was allowed to depart.
John G. B0nnell, manager OF the Iichi-
gan oil Company, was arraigned on acnarge
OF violating the oil ordinance. Through
his attorney, r. II. Uhi, he entered plea
Of not guilty, and his trial was set for Aug.
O.
George Anthony. charged with disorderiy
conduct. was tried before the court al the
afterr0ou session. John j. Fairfield appear
ing for the defendant. The facts are that
Anthony had quarrel with neighbor
named Leroy, Oh North Lafayette-st.. when
be called the latter some vile and obscure
names and was generally disorderiy. He
was found guilty and paid 1852 for the
oiense.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WANTED WANT WORK AND MUST HAVE
" IT, am 81 years OF age and married. AcGress
4. Box 9, Telegram Herald. 226
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10 >hAs alanba IL tseef.esF. ls5. g
eaae iss sriie ~ Jassaa e..lss. a1a eTass
tas ereit gsG,s q sever .1s N4atsi
e-a4s sss1s Is l1e na.ahes y fse ssa
sea. kfs sl4 Lso1sri szss u saa % FsaFs
tespeet.ves Nasa Wa-d see 1er s.
turner's sad IS laa cempia.at she eAAlsss
1an sslA sxsrs1as ef14s.tF. iali.rk - sse-
fsff 1ef aaa ,netr aIlsgsa b4sssl afrlt-
s1reea <al4eiiaE 94l1.1l4g s feFo.fer 4t
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Fpfs.A 1er 4na s1<n .4ia .atlef a. egs as.
ieiAttr4 s1e tcok aef -4eu aet le1
lfga4 aeDe, gstssaiaz iatss x-th a. e.lesf
fsr FretetiAsa. Ezg sac E9l asF ki3tazs sl1
ga fe teg laLters ao4se si le.as spliDes
tbs otelffcd 81 faer teme IN ea.eslE,
ga aus Z le>ss TIE 5l Is ione dssssg-
isil9a ol -ef troubles hoa As sat AL
s.Eee1 na 1a1 - Fe AeF ~ffem Aeaie
= ssrsi t.i4ss al s.stss ta ss&.see fleit
fAai zcara ga Size LAS te4n 1oIaea %
.abor ieF ~ sapa0st "a serssii aaa eeli
ffea. @Alis hes pas sIta her A1st4nl Gas
ose1 takel ~ another aolau, IS ~ resl lts
$50 hiu ttz uast of tle t'm-. in eQu-
ga ia1ts sle states lhal lsFeet and cti-a
aFa. ars ia great need vi sssistance snd
f't' 9t-ta - Ht.tttltAt A4t4l+c - t-F-t ~ ttT
expense ef tai5 salg sad that As ne de
.fuaal- eN-s considerable properly .ip
oA.rs.1Is. she asks fa4l he Ie res4Itred 90
conlFic4te o. 'hs.f support and maiaisn-
s-ee during tae peulaacy oI the SUR, Tor
alinooy temporary aud permanent aod
tA4t ae pay be- solicitor leea IA this case.
AF AtsseF 4Bl l.AFsab4 eeLr8eisg Sefs
married ia February. iss0 AZ Detroit. ard
tleis usrr ed life las rot been oae ca BLISS.
efl1ensiY. Yesterday, through his sttgr-
ueys. sitter s loal.toek Kari sppilsi 30
tle C.rclIs Court iof divorces lfom Iavi-
oa. la which hc sets forth taat she iiged .
lie x Ioiilfy, attending balls and parties,
AM saag sne returned homie after midnight
vaA crowds 81 foune men ln slate oi
drunkenness They Resided near Kent Gty
AMI ore eyPning while returning home be
uet his vile. Who caiied bim vile names
and maize vie charges against him. That
H1ea they arrived home sue assaulted him
with .le lex OF chair. cutting cash IN his
head. Itis s sad story and Il true Kari Is
certainly entitled 10 . divorce from Lay!na.
Who NAs married once previously.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
Situations Wdnted--Mafe.

WANTED - HARDWOOD LUMBER TO IN
W sIect or collections 10 do Of some kind Good
city references iurnishet. NJ. Z. Stock well, 759
=. DIV sion 81. .ie5
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Possibly sas climax Of absurdity in
newspaper illustrations may not yet have
been reached. bat HE New York Star
Is entitled to the beit for superiority IN
Ibis direction thus Par. n is issue of
the i2.h insA it porsrsys the "Awfal
scane af the wrsck' at Chsfsworth. The
illustration shows q suspension brid-s
snd Two CT three csrs partially submerged
IN a body Of waser GA which there ara
biz biiiows rosiinz. and ~ which nun
bar CT persons sre struggling. These
persons must evidently have bseu swim
inirg IN the supposed river before sha
crash cane. CT else tkev ware marvellous
" expert swimmers. fcr tteY sre slraaFv
= nunber of rods Sway frrm she bridge.
slthcurh oue ~ tbs ccsches ef tha train
has set yst reaches3 tte s'srfsa os tha
~ater iD is tImhle from the lofty bank.
Frcisekinz sbo7e the surfsce 81 he wsser
- The top of the snose stsck of enc o.
tae enzines The baaaheht is showed NJ
by Il. snd although uuthsog bot the top
il IN sight s1uve tie ws.sr. tas smoke =
pouring ont ss Il watsr wafa the bast
fuel IN The wcrli. Tten. - eosrt eut the
shsursiity e tba Whole tainv. th4 tale
graphic description. printed ia esosa
rrrxinify g tbs pseture. says. aAs thera
sas NJ vater with1n rsscl IRE psssea-
x.rs were obliged e. sxtinzs.sh s8e aaues
via dast frola she rr7ir;e~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Dot IS not your pizness." said Meme
FernaouL, the pompous Assistant Pound
master, to gentleman who asked him Why
he did not corral dog which was trotting
along GoOdrich-st. the other day. FernsOat
formerly resided on Goodrich-st. and his
old neghbors say that he is 50 much pulled
up with the importance OF his official posi-
ton that he does not recognize bis former
acquaintance. Goodrich 81, in the vicinity
Of knowlson coal yard, the Globe Oil
COmpany's warehouse and the wooden shoe
factory. is overrun With a multitude Of
worse than worthless unlicensed ours. and
the residents have been trying 70 have the
P0undmaster gather them IN. but he has
refused to listen % their complaints, saying
that ne doesn't wish 10 get into trouble
with his old nsighOoss, and has given the
complsinants to understand that be alone
has the right 10 say whether an unlicensed
dog shall be allowed TO run a. large or not.
some Of the residents in the vicinity are
very indignant at FernaOuts action and
propose 10 have him impOunded II they can
catch him on their street again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Propeilegs- swallow. Chicago, 10000
feet iumoer, C. Hiekox. Milwaukee, 10000
feet lumber; Berrien. Chicago, 10000 feet
lumber, 6c0o00 shingles L. NJ. Torrent.
Chicago 900 feet lumber. New Era,
Chicago. 10000 etlumber. Emma Ihomp-
son, Cnilago. 10000 feet lumber.
schOoners-Thos. Hume South Chicago,
30 COO feet lumber Kate Howard. Michi-
gan CITY 500O00 lath; Walesks Sheboy-
gan, IS 0OJ feet lumber Presto, Chicago,
1000 feet lumber: City OF Grand Haven.
Chicago. 2.U00 coo shingles. l.. NJ. Davis,
Chicago. 240,00J feet lumber; Grace Grum-
mond. Chicago 10000 feet lumber; An
drew Jackson. Chicago, 10000 feet lumber.
ZOO lath. Len Highly, chicago. $4,000
feet lumber, Wolverine, Chicago. 10000
feet lumber.
Total-Lumber. $4,000 feet la,h, s5O.-
coo. shingles, 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

TIE Brookiyn Times says there Is a
westher-bsstsn cid Skipper At Marioa
Who has been trying ever since Mrs.
C1EvxrsSn's arrivsi b screw h.s courage
to Tie sticking point and roll mp 70 Lieu
seuant GKzElT's abode to ask tbs frss
lady The land 70 take a sail IN his
rlshing boat with him. r. she viii gc.
blamed. Re says. II ne doesn't change
the crafts name from the Polly Ann 70
the Frances Cleveland With one men,
Der q The family captivating sbs East
aud the other preparing % corral The
great West the ClzvELsSD family seems
20 bs likely to cover The ground pretty
sffscfualiy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

TVANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work in small family. Mrs. VIM. scott.
3,2 Cresccnt-ave. ~
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AFlat Contradiction

Some one has told you that your catarrh
is incurable. IL IS not so. DIR. Sages Ca
tarrh Remedy will cure Il. II is pleasant 10
use and il always does its work thoroughly.
We have yet TO hear OF a case ia which il
did not accomplish cure when faithfully
used. Catarrh IS q disease which il is dan
gerous 10 neglect. a certain remedy is at
your command. Avail yourself of il before
the complaint assumes = more serious form.
All druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

n ANTED AT 2o4 OTTAwA-sT. A GOOD GIRL
W 10 90 general houscNork ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" eral housework. Apply MRS JOHN ROM
son, 3ji Farisaye. 2l5
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

EoR sAI.E-HOUsE OK JEFFERSON AVE
near Highland, 81 i.ss0 small payment
down, Isggsrt 4 Dentson, Is Lyon.sL l50li
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
HSvsft'gs
Rf$h nsss!.
THESE COLUMNS +
READ As THOROUGHLY As
ANY PART or THE PAPER.

Situations Wanted are tax
en Al one hall the rate IN the
following table
Everything always payable in
advance
ifs ne Der 81 iines 80 &Hy advert naeut
SAb - foune - afx.asng the nan9 Of
~oIt's - essea. Any p4st a1 a line counted
soe foii line.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Il i evidently Mra. CLEvELAsss duty
b aftsud church whenever Il is possible.
She always induces a large congregation
70 attend worship. The only danger Is
that tEs worship may bs directed toward
fbs wrong object.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WANTED-GIRlS FOR TIE BEsr HOUSES
~ m the city: wages s. per week. RooInss aud
(, Pierce Block. .rl5
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

L'ok sAIE-f9 ACRES WITH TWO BARNS IS
Y acres improved ~ miles north on g K & X
X, only one miic from Pierson Village. Mons calm
Co. Sno, One third down balance time .
suit or VIII exchange for city property. n. J..
SwIt, ID tana!-si l51tl
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

We cannot credit ths story promul-
gated By OE0aoE Il. MooaE Of the
Ilsnox Library. % the eject that GzoaoE
WAsagSafos sas -sn angier." II robs
the hsro Of ths aasches story o, one OF
his dlv.aast traits.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

WANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
~ eial house WORK; also an experienced nurse
girl. Apply a, ~ North Lalsyctle-si ST. e25
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

kEPTLzs says Pnek ~il support
CLzsELAso IN ths next Presidential cam
psign =. 60 better msa Is pat > against
him." This IS 8 wise determination, and
tie TzLEon la HEaALD proposes TO do
the game tang.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

A correspondent Of too FofrG ~
Esgistsr recently proposed that, in view
Of ths extreme drought, tie people in
every county appoint a day 10 meet near
ths center o: each township with eli the
agailabis firearms ard burn powder till
the clouds gathered. Ave could have a
COOL lims." be says. and show the Lord
that "a oav8 TO look to Him for mercy
There's nothing Ike killing two birds
With ona stona.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
Pine Lands.

The c. r. & ]. Railroad Company have
offered for safe all ol the pine lands in Lake
county. Sealed bids will be received by w.
.. Hughart, Land Commissioner, 10 be
opened October lst, next. Plats and further
information can be had by addressing him
at Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
Detroit Grand Haven a mn~.atss.

tbetis. t1fi1ef exc pted. la 3.
Iasensefs taking The c4i m e1p-csi b,sss
'olnectfsH ~ Detroit for New OLA. sgal 81
press bsu sleeping car from iptfoi. a. i.fsn1
hspiot .-Cnit sncfunuinf iimiisd arpfcss cav
ihx hae - = y m vl'h iarior oeI 10 IsftaDH
matnif aieci c0nileciia To- al fosutf ns4 ar
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

The Board q Edacation advises an APP
preparation q triae over $4,000 for
tie nae Of the city schools during tie
coming year, $4,000 of which Is for
salaries Of teachers. While this amount
u larger than any appropriation hereto
fore made. the Increase is not out OF pro-
portion to ths growth Of the city. and
large appropriation tor school purposes
u 9 credit 10 any city. Two dollars a
year per capita Ok population IS cot too
muen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Marion. Maas., h q sfrosgiy ! spue-
loan toWn. Mr.. CLEgslASo ss q mis-
s1onary Nhefe missionaries are needed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Tie New YORK W0rifs circulation
having grown 90 large lhat il can't be
coantsd, aud tie Publisher nov confines
his announcements 10 the Number Of adj
vsrtisemsnts IN the paper daily. The
sggrsgaie of ibsss FOR July was 4l,3l6.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

U Idlnf tslIT elffII p may
A local height lfaRcs Srsnd hspldf n ! 50
n carrying passengers a. Tar ksiamsz9J.
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iDg cnaches can be secured 81 Union 1lCkci OTss
q Monroc-st. and a. lcpH
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6Ic. W. MCSsoS. CITY Ticsct Agc1t
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

Opinions 81 10 the identity q 'ths
coming mao are now IN order. SrK1HES
DoSskV and EoawELL T. FLOwER have
both expressed themselves. DoRsET
says Il - CoSxLISo while FLowsR is as
positive that It il CaAuxcsr VI. DzPEw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-16

The star-sYed Goddess, through the
mouth of Colonel WArrEEsos, expresses
the opinion that Democrats look al the
President with = Kind OF complaeent
good humor a. well-msaning and OBJ
stiaate faYor.ts Ok fortune who cares
very little what happens 10 sBe party so
long as it doesn't happen to him